Master of Creative Writing [Creative Nonfiction] From Fairleigh Dickinson University

Students may choose their mentors, and the program focuses on an individualized curriculum and instruction. To help our students with the publishing process, we invite editors, agents, and other publishing professionals to the residencies. Most of our students publish in literary magazines while still enrolled in the program, and many of our alumni have published books.

Students work closely with their mentors, who are not only award-winning, acclaimed writers, but also skilled and devoted teachers.

Students also have the opportunity to work with Minna Proctor, the Editor of The Literary Review, and they learn first-hand about publishing from an editorial perspective.

Interested students have the chance to learn about teaching at the college level.